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Dr. Jeannine M. Coburn retweeted
Building on the topics touched on by Dr. McNutt's State of the Science address, @SteffiDiem highlighted the ways in which #NewVoices showcases the importance of interdisciplinary and international science collaboration.
Tune in right now 👉 nationalacademies.org/event/…
Congrats @thechowlab
Dr. Jeannine M. Coburn retweeted
We hosted students from Quinsigamond and Mount Wachusett Community Colleges and showcased research projects of WPI students. Thank you to all who helped and to all visitors! @FuncBioMatLab @WPI_Physics
Dr. Jeannine M. Coburn retweeted
Biomedical engineering major Kenza Bezzat was a guest on @GBHNews #AllThingsConsidered. She reflected on @COP28_UAE. She attended through a #GlobalSchool partnership. wgbh.org/news/local/2023-12-…
Dr. Jeannine M. Coburn retweeted
I’m an incarcerated journalist. Today Securus, a predatory prison communication co, silenced journalists. With no warning they deleted all drafts of writing. Years of work. Manuscripts. Articles. Everything gone. We’re no longer able to save drafts. Now near impossible to write.
Dr. Jeannine M. Coburn retweeted
Professor Michael Timko was interviewed about his research with fellow chemical engineering Professor Nikolaos Kazantzis in turning plastic into fuel and improving ocean cleanup efforts: wgbh.org/news/local/2023-11-…
Opinion | Without a College Degree, Life in America Is Staggeringly Shorter - The New York Times nytimes.com/2023/10/03/opini…
GEM GRAD Lab - you don’t go to college to get a job, you go to grad school to change your life. Dr. Howard G. Adams @NSF @wpigradstudies @WPI_BME
At GEM GRAD Lab @UMassAmherst @GEMFellowship Amazing NELSAMP poster competition tonight @NSF and a full day of info about grad school applications, funding, and more tomorrow @wpigradstudies
We went to a local summer camp for WPS middle schoolers, introduced them to our field of study and showed them our videos. They had amazing questions and hopefully were inspired to pursue future studies and careers related to bioengineering.
Equally important as the research and startup experiences these students obtained, the students developed videos encompassing "Stories in Bioengineering" to improve public awareness of bioengineering. wp.wpi.edu/reu-bme/stories-i…
It's a wrap. The 2023 WPI BME REU programs ended on August 4th. It was an amazing summer hosting these students to perform research in labs and startups at WPI.
Dr. Jeannine M. Coburn retweeted
i beg you to imagine a life where you have to work for more than 14 hours to afford 1 tube of toothpaste
At my prison many jobs pay only .$42/hour. A phone call costs $1.43--3.5 hours to cover the cost of that call. A 3-ounce bag of freeze-dried coffee is $3.34, or 8 hours of work. A tube of Colgate Sensitive toothpaste is $6.10—more than 14.5 hours of work. theappeal.org/prison-labor-s…
Congrats!!! Hopefully we can celebrate together soon.
Celebrating a significant milestone! Today marks my official transition to Associate Professor. 🙌🏾 Gratitude overflows as I reflect on this journey guided by faith. A heartfelt thank you to my exceptional students, family, and friends. Excited for the next chapter! #AssociateProf
Introducing the newest minted PhD from the Coburn lab, Dr. Elzani van Zyl! Big congrats to an amazing thesis! Her work focused on optically transparent bacterial cellulose and antimicrobial peptides for wound dressings @WPI @WPI_BME @FuncBioMatLab
Introducing the newest minted PhD from the Coburn lab, Dr. Elzani van Zyl! Big congrats to an amazing thesis! Her work focused on optically transparent bacterial cellulose and antimicrobial peptides for wound dressings @WPI @WPI_BME @FuncBioMatLab
Dr. Jeannine M. Coburn retweeted
Have you hugged your PI today? This is a public service announcement and reminder that sometimes faculty are not okay and could use a little support sometimes #AcademicChatter